Alison Steadman, the 79-year-old actress best known for playing Pam Shipman in Gavin and Stacey, is set to reprise her role in the BBC sitcom Here We Go for a fourth series, which has officially begun filming.
Filming Underway for Series 4
The BBC's official Instagram press account confirmed the news, sharing a photo of Steadman beaming alongside her co-stars. The caption read: "Here We Go! The Jessop family are back. Filming has officially begun on Series 4. Tom Basden, Jim Howick, Katherine Parkinson, Alison Steadman, Freya Parks, Jude Morgan-Collie, Tori Allen-Martin, Mica Ricketts, Ed Kear, and Jon Furlong are all returning to the BAFTA-winning sitcom."
What to Expect in the New Series
The fourth series "rejoices in the chaos of the Jessop family as they encounter love, loss, jealousy, a graduation, a birthday party, a surprise snail allergy and an eventful 'fun run'," according to the BBC. The show is available on BBC iPlayer.
Fan Reactions
Fans expressed excitement in the comments. One wrote: "Brilliant! Love this series so much." Another said: "Fab news - best series in a long time." A third enthused: "Best news all day! My favourite family and I just can't decide who is my favourite character as every single one is brilliant in their own way!"
About the Show
Here We Go is a mockumentary-style sitcom created and written by Tom Basden, who also stars. The show revolves around the quirky Jessop family in Bedford, with the story told through home video footage by teenage son Sam, including flashbacks. It originally aired as a pilot titled Pandemonium on 30 December 2020 as part of the BBC's Comedy Playhouse series before getting a full commission.
International Adaptation
BBC Studios announced in February 2026 that an American adaptation is being developed with Universal Television and Amy Poehler's production company, Paper Kite, according to Wales Online.
